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Concubinage is an
interpersonal and ****ual
relationship between two
people in
which the
couple does not want, or cannot,
enter into a full marriage. Concubinage...
- was a slave-woman with whom her
master engaged in ****ual relations.
Concubinage was
widely accepted by
Muslim scholars in pre-modern times. Most modern...
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Concubinage in
China traditionally resembled marriage in that
concubines were
recognized ****ual
partners of a man and were
expected to bear
children for...
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Concubinage in the
Muslim world was the
practice of Muslim men
entering into
intimate relationships without marriage, with
enslaved women,
though in rare...
- In
contemporary civil law,
concubinage is a
legal term that is
sometimes used for an interpersonal,
intimate relationship between a man and a woman, or...
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Concubinatus (Latin, "
concubinage") was a
monogamous union,
intended to be of some
duration but not
necessarily permanent, that was
socially and to some...
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Islamic jurisprudence, the
primary purpose of ****
between marriage and
concubinage is procreation.
Islam recognizes the
strong ****ual urge and
desire for...
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Giulia Farnese (Italian pronunciation: [ˈdʒuːlja farˈneːze, -eːse]; 1474 – 23
March 1524) was an
Italian noblewoman, a
mistress to Pope
Alexander VI, and...
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Largely unrecognised by
modern courts,
concubinage – the
formal position of a
mistress maintaining a religiously-sanctioned
partnership with a man to...
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direct result of
these markets, all
enslavers made compromises.
Enslaved concubinage was a
common practice that
dates back to the
creation of
human bondage...